chin Aromanian - Romanian

1.

• Englishact of repressing

• Chinese

• Frenchrépression

• GermanRepression

• Japanese鎮圧抑圧

• Russianрепре́ссия

• Scottish gaelicmùchadh

2.

• EnglishChinese dumpling

• Arabicوُونْتُون

• Catalanwantanwonton

• Chinese

• Dutchwantan

• Esperantohuntuno, vantano, vantono, vuntuno

• Finnishwonton

• Frenchwontonwanton

• GermanWan Tan, Wantan, Wonton, Huntun

• Greekγουάν ταν

• Hindineeded

• Indonesianpangsit

• Italianwonton

• Japaneseワンタン雲呑

• Javanesepangsit

• Korean훈툰

• Laoກ້ຽວ

• Manchuᠨ᠋ᡳᠩᡤᡳᠶᠠ ᡝᡶᡝᠨ

• Norwegianwonton, wan tan, huntun

• Persianneeded

• Polishwonton

• Russianвонто́нхуньту́ньюньту́нь

• Spanishwantánwontón

• Thaiเกี๊ยว

• Vietnamesehoành thánh, vằn thắn, mằn thắn

3.

• Englishintentional causing of somebody's experiencing agony

• Afrikaansneeded

• Albaniantorturë

• Amharicneeded

• Arabicتَعْذِيب

• Armenianկտտանք, խոշտանգում

• Asturiantortura

• Azeriişgəncə, əzab

• Belarusianкатава́нне

• Bengaliযন্ত্রণা

• Bulgarianмъче́ниеизтеза́ние

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalantortura

• CherokeeᎠᏓᎩᎷᏗ

• Chinese

• Czechmučení

• Danishtortur

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchmartelingpijniging

• Esperantotorturo

• Estonianpiinamine

• Faroesepíning

• Finnishkidutus

• Frenchtorture

• Galiciantortura

• Georgianწამება

• GermanFolter

• Greekβασανιστήρια

• Hebre עינויים

• Hindiयंत्रणा

• Hungariankínzás

• Icelandicpynting

• Idotormento

• Irishpianadh

• Japanese拷問

• Kazakhазаптау, азап, қинау

• Khmerទារុណកម្ម

• Korean고문

• Kyrgyzкыйноо, азап

• Laoການທໍລະມານ, ການທໍຣະມານ

• Latincruciamen

• Latvianspīdzināšana

• Lithuaniankankinimas

• Macedonianтортура

• Mirandeseneeded

• Mongolianтамлах

• Normantortuthe

• Norwegiantortur

• Occitanneeded

• Old Englishclæmneswitnung

• Persianشکنجهعذاب

• Polishtortura

• Portuguesetortura

• Romaniantortură

• Russianпы́ткамуче́ние

• Scottish gaeliccràdh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakmučenie

• Slovenemučenje

• Spanishtortura

• Swedishtortyr

• Tajikазоб, шиканҷа

• Teluguచిత్రహింస

• Thaiการทรมาน

• Turkishişkence, eziyet

• Turkmengüzap, azap

• Ukrainianторту́ра

• Uzbekqiynoq, iskanja, azob

• Vietnamesenhục hình, tra tấn

• Volapükneeded

• Welshneeded

• Yiddishפּײַניקונג

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• Englishto intentionally inflict unnecessary pain or suffering on helpless victims

• Arabicعَذَّبَ

• Armenianխոշտանգել

• Asturiantorturar

• Belarusianкатава́ць

• Burmeseညှဉ်း

• Catalantorturar

• Chinese

• Czechmučit

• Danishtortere, torturere

• Dutchmartelen, folteren

• Esperantotorturi

• Finnishkiduttaa

• Frenchtorturer

• Galiciantorturar

• Germanfoltern

• Greekβασανίζω

• Hebre עִנָּה

• Hungariankínoz

• Idotormentar

• Japanese拷問

• Korean고문하다

• Latgaliankomuot

• Latinmācerō qualifier

• Latvianmocīt

• Lithuaniankamuoti

• Normantortuther

• Norwegiantorturere

• Old Englishgecwealmbæran, tintregian, witnian, pinian

• Polishtorturowaćmęczyć

• Portuguesetorturar

• Romaniantortura, chinui

• Russianпыта́ть

• Slovakmučiť

• Spanishtorturar

• Swedishtortera

• Turkisheziyet etmek, işkence etmek

• Ukrainianкатува́ти

• Vietnamesetra tấn

4.

• Englishtoast when drinking

• Albaniangëzuar

• Amharicመልካም

• Arabicفِي صِحَّتِكَ!

• Armenianկենացդ

• Azerisağlan ol

• Basqueeskerriska

• Bretonyec’hed mat

• Bulgarianназдраве

• Catalansalut

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese

• Czechna zdraví

• Danishskål

• Dutchproost, gezondheid, santé, prut, cheers, daar ga je

• Esperantoje via sano, sanon

• Estonianrõõmuhüüded, terviseks

• Faroeseskál

• Finnishkippis

• Frenchà votre santé qualifier

• Galiciansaúde

• Georgianგაუმარჯოს, გაგიმარჯოს

• Germanprost, servus, zum Wohl

• Greekεις υγείαν, στην υγειά

• Hebre לחיים

• Hindiचीयर्स

• Hungarianegészségedre, szervusz, csincsin

• Icelandicskál

• Indonesianpro, tos

• Irishsláinte

• Isanneeded

• Italiancin cin, alla salute, salute

• Japanese乾杯

• Khmerសន្តិយុត្ត

• Korean건배

• Kurdishneeded

• Ladinviva, vives

• Laoຕຳຈອກ

• Latvianpriekā

• Lithuanianį sveikatą

• Luxembourgishprost

• Macedonianна здравје

• Maltesesaħħa, evviva

• Marathiचियर्स

• Mongolianтаны эрүүл мэндийн тѳлѳѳ

• Navajoídlą́ qualifierdaʼohdlą́ qualifier

• Normansanté!

• Norwegianskål

• OccitanSantat, a la vòstra

• Okinawanカリーサビラカリー

• Old Englishwæs Þu hæl

• Persianبه سلامتی

• Polishna zdrowie

• Portuguesesaúde, tim ti

• Romanian(hai) noroc!, sănătate!

• Romanschviva

• Russianза ва́ше здоро́вье qualifierбу́дем здоро́вы or just пей до дна́ qualifier

• Scottish gaelicslàinte

• Serbo-Croatiando dna, živjeli, čin čin

• Slovakna zdravie

• Slovenena zdravje, na zdravje

• Spanishsalud

• Swahilimaisha marefu, afya, vifijo

• Swedishskål

• Tagalogtagay

• Thaiไชโยชนแก้ว

• Turkishşerefe

• Ukrainianбудьмо

• Urduچیرس

• Vietnamesesự cạn ly, nâng cốc chúc mừng

• Walloona vosse santé, santé, a ti qualifier

• Welshiechyd da

• Zhuangneeded

5.

• Englishcovered with or containing dirt

• Afrikaansvuil

• Ainuアチカ

• Albanianndyrë

• Arabicقَذِر, وَسِخ

• Armenianկեղտոտ

• Asturianpuercu, suciu, gochu

• Azeriçirkli

• Belarusianбру́дны

• Bengaliনোংরা

• Bulgarianмръ́сен, изца́пан

• Burmeseညစ်

• Catalanbrut

• Chamicuropa'sawa

• Chinese

• Czechšpinavý

• Danishbeskidt, uren

• Dutchvuil, smerig, vies

• Esperantomalpura

• Estonianräpane

• Faroeseskitin

• Finnishlikainen, törkyinen

• Frenchsale

• Friuliansporc

• Georgianბინძური

• Germanschmutzig, dreckig, qualifierde

• Greekβρώμικοςλερωμένος

• Hebre מלוכלך

• Hindiगंदा

• Hungarianpiszkos, koszos

• Icelandicóhreinn

• Idosordida, desneta

• Indonesiankotor

• Irishsalach

• Italiansporco, sudicio, lurido, lercio

• Japanese汚い

• Kazakhкірбатпақты

• Khmerក្រខ្វក់កខ្វក់ប្រឡាក់

• Korean더러운

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzкир

• Laoເປື້ອນ

• Latinsordidus, impuratus

• Latviannetīrs

• Lithuaniannešvarus, purvinas, bjaurus

• Macedonianвалкан

• Malaykotor

• Maltesemaħmuġ

• Mongolianбохир

• Navajoniłhin, chin bąąh

• Neapolitannzivato

• Ngazidja Comoriana nkuɗi

• Normansale

• Norwegianskitten

• Old Englishcheckfūlunclǣne

• Pashtoسخا

• Persianکثیف

• Polishbrudny

• Portuguesesujo

• Quechuaganra

• Rapa Nuihava hava

• Romanianmurdar

• Russianгря́зный, испа́чканный qualifier

• Sardinian

• Scotsclarty

• Scottish gaeliccaca

• Serbo-Croatiannečist, нечист, prljav, прљав

• Sicilianlordu, sporcu, nzivatu

• Sinhaleseකිලිටි

• Slovakšpinavý

• Sloveneumazan

• Sorbian

• Southern Altaiкирлӱ

• Spanishsucio

• Sundanesebagedur

• Swedishoren, smutsig, skitig

• Tagalogmarumi, madumi

• Tajikпурлойчиркин

• Teluguమురికి

• Thaiสกปรก

• Turkishkirli

• Turkmenkirli

• Ukrainianбру́дний

• Urduگندہ

• Uzbekkir

• Venetianspórco, paẑ

• Vietnamesebẩn, bẩn thỉu qualifier

• Volapükmiotik

• Walloonmannetmannete

• Welshbudr, brwnt

• West frisiansmoarch, gruzich

• Yiddishגראָב

6.

• Englisha hereditary design depicted on an escutcheon

• Abkhazагерб

• Afrikaanswapen

• Albanianstema

• Amharicብሄራዊ አርማ

• Arabicشِعَار نَبَالَة

• Armenianզինանշան

• Aymarawallqanqa

• Azerigerb

• Bashkirгерб

• Basquearmarria

• Belarusianгерб

• Bengaliকোট অফ আর্মস

• Bretonardamezioù

• Bulgarianгерб

• Burmeseအမှတ်တံဆိပ်

• Catalanescut

• Chechenгерб

• Chinese

• Cornishkota arvow

• Czecherb

• Danishvåben

• Dutchwapen

• Eastern Mariойып

• Erzyaгерб

• Esperantoblazono

• Estonianvapp

• Faroeseskjaldarmerkivápnaprógv

• Finnishvaakuna

• Frencharmoiriesblason

• Galicianbrasón

• Georgianგერბი

• GermanWappen

• Greekεθνόσημο

• Greenlandicinuiaqatigiinni ilisarnaqut

• Gujaratiજુઓારમસ

• Hebre שלט אצלה

• Hindiकुल चिन्ह

• Hungariancímer

• Icelandicskjaldarmerki

• Idoblazono

• Indonesianlambang

• Inuktitutᑕᕐᓴᖓ

• Irisharmas

• Italianstemma

• Japanese紋章

• Kalmykсүлд

• Kashubianherb

• Kazakhелтаңба, герб

• Khmerវរលញ្ឆករ

• Komi-Zyrianканпас

• Korean문장

• Kurdishnîşan

• Kyrgyzгерб

• Laoເຄື່ອງໝາຍ

• Latvianģerbonis

• Lithuanianherbas

• Macedonianгрб

• Malayjata

• Malayalamമുദ്ര

• Malteseemblema

• Manxarmys

• Maoritohu

• Marathiचिन्ह

• Mongolianсүлд

• Nepaliचिन्ह

• North Frisianwoopen

• Northern Samivearjogovva

• Norwegian

• Occitanescut

• Ossetianгерб

• Persianنشان

• Polishherb

• Portuguesebrasão de armas

• Punjabiਕੁਲ-ਚਿੰਨ੍ਹ

• Quechuawallqanqa

• Romanianstemăarmoarii

• Romanschvopna

• Russianгерб

• Saterland Frisianwoapen

• Scottish gaelicgearradh-arm

• Serbo-Croatian

• Silesianwapyn

• Slovakerb

• Slovenegrb

• Sorbian

• Spanishescudo de armas

• Swahilinembo

• Swedishvapen

• Tagalogkutamaya

• Tahitiantaipe

• Tajikнишони

• Tamilசின்னம்

• Tatarгерб

• Teluguకవచం

• Thaiตราอาร์ม

• Tonganko e sila

• Turkisharma

• Turkmengerb

• Tuvanсүлде

• Udmurtгерб

• Ukrainianгерб

• Urduنشان

• Uzbekgerb

• Vietnamesephù hiệu áo giáp

• Volapüksköt

• Welsharfbais

• West frisianwapen

• Yiddishהערב

• Yorubaàmì ọ̀pá àṣẹ

7.

• Englishtraditional Japanese clothing

• Afrikaanskimono

• Arabicكِيمُونُو

• Azerikimono

• Bulgarianкимоно

• Catalanquimono

• Chinese

• Czechkimono

• Dutchkimono

• Esperantokimono

• Finnishkimono

• Frenchkimono

• Galicianquimono

• GermanKimono

• Greekκιμονό

• Hebre קימונו

• Hungariankimonó

• Idokimono

• Indonesiankimono

• Irishcimeonó

• Italianchimono

• Japanese着物

• Korean기모노

• Malaykimono

• Norwegiankimono

• Okinawan衣

• Persianکیمونو

• Polishkimono

• Portuguesequimono

• Russianкимоно́

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishkimono

• Swedishkimono

• Turkishkimono

• Ukrainianкімоно́

• Vietnamesekimono

8.

• Englishrelating to the chin

• Greekπωγωνικός

• Italianmentale, mentoniero, genieno

• Volapükcünik

9.

• Englishfacial hair reaching from the top of the head down the side of the face to the side of the chin

• Abkhazneeded

• Afrikaansbakkebaarde

• Albanianbaseta

• Arabicسَوَالِف

• Armenianայտամորուք

• Avarneeded

• Bulgarianбакенбарди

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese連鬢鬍子, 连鬓胡子 (lián bìn húzi), 鬢腳, 鬓脚 (bìn jiǎo)

• Czechkotlety

• Danishbakkenbarter

• Dutchtochtlatten, bakkebaarden

• Esperantovangharoj

• Estonianpõskhabe

• Faroesekjálkaskegg

• Finnishposkiparta, pulisongit

• Frenchfavoris

• Georgianქილვაში

• GermanKoteletten

• Greekφαβορίτες

• Hebre שפם

• Hungarianbarkó

• Icelandicbartar

• Irishféasóg leicinn

• Italianbasettef pl

• Japanese揉み上げ

• Korean구레나룻

• Latinneeded

• Latvianvaigu bārda

• Lithuanianžandenos

• Malayjambang

• Maorihurupāpāringa

• Mongolianхууз

• Norwegiankinnskjegg

• Ossetianneeded

• Persianخط ریشساج

• Polishbaki, bokobrody

• Portuguesepatilhas

• Romanianfavoriți

• Russianбакенба́рды

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishpatillas

• Swedishpolisong

• Tagalogpatilya

• Turkishfavori, duluk

10.

• Englishrodent

• Bulgarianчинчила

• Catalanxinxilla

• Chinese

• Czechčinčila

• Danishchinchilla

• Dutchchinchilla

• Esperantoĉinĉilo

• Finnishsinsilla, tsintsilla

• Frenchchinchilla

• Galicianchinchilla

• GermanChinchilla

• Greekτσιντσιλά

• Hungariancsincsilla

• Italiancincillà

• Japaneseチンチラ

• Malaycincila

• Navajodlǫ́ǫ́ʼ bitseetłʼooígíí

• Norwegianchinchilla

• Polishszynszyla

• Portuguesechinchila

• Quechuachinchilla

• Romanianșinșilă

• Russianшинши́лла

• Spanishchinchilla

• Swedishchinchilla

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• Englishfur

• Dutchchinchilla

• Esperantoĉinĉilaĵo

• Finnishtsintsilla

• Frenchchinchilla

• GermanChinchilla

• Hungariancsincsilla

• Italiancincillà

• Russianшинши́лла

11.

• Englishto bring to terms, to humble, to conquer, to subdue, to capture

• Finnishalistaa, kukistaa, nöyryyttää

• Hungarianleigáz, lever

• Italianridurre in cattività, sottomettere

• Japanese鎮める

12.

• Englisha place of worship for Muslims

• Abkhazаджьаама

• Albanianxhami

• Alviri-Vidari

• Amharicመስጊድ

• Arabicمَسْجِد

• Aragonesemezquita

• Armenianմզկիթ

• Asturianmezquita

• Avarмажгит

• Azeriməscid

• Bashkirмәсет

• Basquemeskita

• Belarusianмячэ́ць

• Bengaliমসজিদ

• Berber

• Bolemashidi

• Bretonmoskeenn

• Bulgarianджами́я

• Burmeseဗလီ

• Catalanmesquita

• Central Melanaumasegit

• Chechenмаьждиг

• Chichewamzikiti

• Chinese

• Chuvashмичӗт

• Classical Nahuatlmahomacalli, mahomatlatlatlauhtilizcalli

• Crimean Tatarcami, mescit

• Czechmešita

• Danishmoské

• Dargwaмижит

• Dutchmoskee

• Esperantomoskeo

• Estonianmošee

• Faroesemoska

• Finnishmoskeija

• Frenchmosquée

• Galicianmesquita

• Georgianმეჩეთი

• GermanMoschee

• Greekτέμενος

• Gujaratiમસ્જિદ

• Hausamasallaci

• Hebre מִסְגָּד

• Hindiमस्जिद

• Hungariandzsámi, mecset

• Icelandicmoska

• Idomoskeo

• Indonesianmesjid, masjid

• Ingushмаьждиг

• Interlinguamoschea

• Interlinguemoské

• Irishmosc

• Italianmoschea

• Japaneseモスク

• Kannadaಮಸೀದಿ

• Kazakhмешіт

• Khmerវិហារអ៊ីស្លាម

• Kimaragangmosigid

• Korean모스크

• Kumykмежит

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzмечит

• Laoສຸເຫຣົ່າ

• Latinmeschita

• Latvianmošeja

• Lezgiмискӏин

• Lithuanianmečètė

• LuxembourgishMoschee

• Macedonianџа́мија

• Malay

• Malayalamജുമാമസ്ജിദ്

• Maltesemoskea

• Marathiमशीद

• Mongolianмечет

• Mwali Comorianmkiri

• Ngazidja Comorianmsihiri

• Nogaiмешит

• Norwegian

• Occitanmosqueta

• Oriyaମସଜିଦ୍

• Ossetianмӕзджыт

• Paelignianmasjedi

• Persianمسجد

• Polishmeczet

• Portuguesemesquita

• Punjabiਮਸਜਿਦ

• Rajasthaniमसीदमसीत

• Romanianmoschee

• Russianмече́ть

• Scottish gaelicmosg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianmuschea

• Sinhaleseපල්ලිය

• Slovakmešita

• Slovenemošéja

• Southern Altaiмечет

• Spanishmezquita

• Swahilimsikiti

• Swedishmoské

• Tagalogmosk

• Tajikмасҷид

• Tamilமசூதி

• Tatarмәчет

• Teluguమస్జిద్

• Tetummesjid, meskita

• Thaiมัสยิด, สุเหร่า qualifier

• Tibetanཁ་ཆེའི་ཆོས་ཁང

• Turkishcami, mescit qualifier

• Turkmenmetjit

• Ukrainianмече́ть

• Urduمسجد

• Uyghurجامى

• Uzbekmasjid, machit

• Vietnamesenhà thờ Hồi giáo, thánh đường

• Volapükmojöp

• Welshmosg

• Western Panjabiمسیت

• Yiddishמעטשעט

13.

• Englishrounded shelly concretion produced by certain mollusks

• Abazaналкъвыт-налма́с

• Adygheналмэс-налкъут

• Afrikaanspêrel

• Albanianperlë

• Alemannic GermanPärla

• Amharicሉል

• Arabicلُؤْلُؤَة

• Aragoneseperla

• Armenianմարգարիտ

• Asturianperlla

• Avarмаргъал

• Azerimirvari, inci

• Baluchiگوھر

• Bashkirынйы

• Basqueperla, altiste

• Batsმარგალიტ, მარგლიტ

• Belarusianжэ́мчугжо́мчугжамчу́жына

• Bengaliমুক্তা

• Bulgarianби́серпе́рламаргари́т

• Buryatсубад

• Burmeseပုလဲ

• Catalanperla

• Chinese

• Chuvashĕнчĕ

• Cornishperl

• Corsicanperla

• Czechperla

• Danishperle

• Dutchparel

• Erzyaжемчуг

• Esperantoperlo

• Estonianpärl

• Evenkiжемчуг

• Faroeseperla

• Finnishhelmi

• Frenchperle

• Friulianperle

• Galicianperla

• Georgianმარგალიტი

• GermanPerle

• Greekμαργαριτάρι

• Hausalu'ulu'u

• Hawaiianmomi

• Hebre פְּנִינָה

• Hindiमोती

• Hungariangyöngy

• Icelandicperla

• Idoperlo

• Interlinguaperla

• Irishpéarla

• Italianperla

• Japanese真珠

• Karachay-Balkarинджи

• Kazakhінжу

• Kalmykсувсн

• Khmerគុជខ្យង

• Kumykинжи

• Kyrgyzбермет

• Korean진주

• Kurdish

• Laoໄຂ່ມຸກ

• Latinmargarita

• Latvianpērle

• Lazmoni, zenişi

• Lithuanianperlas

• Livonianpǟrlõz

• Lombardpèrla

• LuxembourgishPärel

• Macedonianби́сер

• Malaymutiara

• Malayalamമുത്ത്

• Malteseġawhra

• Maoripeara

• Mariракывод шырча

• Mirandeseperla

• Mongolianсубд

• Nahuatlepyollotli, yepyollotli

• Nepaliमोती

• Northern Samibearal

• Norwegianperle

• Occitanpèrla

• Old Englishmeregrot

• Ossetianдзындз

• Ottoman Turkishاینجومروارید

• Pashtoمرغلره

• Persianمروارید

• Piedmonteseperla

• PlautdietschParl

• Polishperła

• Portuguesepérola

• Romanschperla

• Romanianperlă

• Russianже́мчуг

• Rusynбисерниови

• Scottish gaelicneamhnaid

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sardinianperelaperella

• Sicilianperla

• Sinhaleseමුතු

• Slovakperla

• Slovenebiser

• Sorbian

• Sothopêrêla

• Spanishperla

• Sranan Tongoparelkrara

• Swahililulu

• Swedishpärla

• Tagalogperlas

• Tajikмарворид

• Tatarэнҗе

• Teluguముత్యం

• Thaiไข่มุก

• Tibetanམུ་ཏིག

• Tigrinyaሉል

• Turkishinci

• Turkmendür, hünji

• Udmurtмарњан

• Uyghurمەرۋايىت, دۇر

• Ukrainianпе́рлаперли́на

• Urduموتی

• Uzbekinju, marvarid

• Vietnamesengọc trai, trân châu (

• Volapükpärlat

• Võropärli

• Walloonpièle

• Welshperl

• West frisianpearel

• Yakutчөмчүүк

• Yiddishפּערל

14.

• Englishporcelain

• Albanianporcelan

• Arabicخَزَف

• Bulgarianпорцелан

• Catalanporcellana

• Chinese

• Czechporcelán

• Danishporcelæn

• Estonianportselan

• Faroesepostalín

• Frenchporcelaine

• GermanPorzellan

• Hebre חרסינה

• Italianporcellana

• Japanese磁器

• Macedonianпорцела́н

• Normanporcélaine

• Norwegian

• Portugueseporcelana

• Russianфарфо́р

• Scotscheenae

• Slovakporcelán

• Sloveneporcelan

• Spanishloza

• Swedishporslin

• Tagalogpamantingin

• Vietnamesesứ, đồ sứ

• 
  

• Englishtableware made from china

• Albanianbilur

• Estonianportselan

• Japanese磁器

• Normanvaisselle dé porcélaine

• Portugueselouça

• Scotscheenae

• Swedishporslin

15.

• Englishrodent of the genus Mus

• Abkhazаҳәынаҧ

• Afrikaansmuis

• Ainuエㇾㇺエルㇺ

• Albanianmi

• Amharicአይጥ

• Arabicفَأْرَة

• Aragonesezorz

• Armenianմուկ

• Aromanianshoaric

• Assameseনিগনি

• Asturianratu

• Avarгӏункӏкӏ

• Aymaraachaku

• Azerisiçan

• Baluchiمشک

• Bashkirсысҡан

• Basquesagu

• Belarusianмыш

• Bengaliqualifierbn

• Bretonlogodenn

• Bulgarianми́шка

• Burmesequalifiermy

• Catalanratolí

• Chamicurokijsili

• CherokeeᏥᏍᏕᏥ

• Chichewambewa

• Chinese

• Chuvashшӑши

• Crimean Tatarsıçan

• Czechmyš

• Dalmatiansurco

• Danishmus

• Dhivehiމީދާ

• Dutchmuis

• Erzyaчеерь

• Esperantomuso, qualifiereo

• Estonianhiir

• Eweafi

• Extremaduranneeded

• Faroesemús

• Finnishhiiri

• Frenchqualifierfr

• Friuliansurîs

• Galicianrato

• Georgianთაგვი

• GermanMaus

• Greekποντίκι

• Greenlandicteriaq

• Gujaratiઉંદર

• Hausaɓera

• Hawaiianʻiole liʻiliʻi

• Hebre עַכְבָּר

• Hindiqualifierhi

• Hungarianegér

• Icelandicmús

• Idomuso

• Igboọke

• Inari Samisäplig

• Indonesianqualifierid

• Interlinguamus

• Interlinguemusa

• Irishluch

• Italiantopo

• Japanesequalifierjaネズミ

• Nivkhмухтук

• Kalmykхулһн

• Kannadaqualifierkn

• Kazakhтышқан

• Khmerកណ្ដុរស្រូវ

• Korean생쥐

• Kriolbrudbrud

• Kurdishmişk, مشک

• Kyrgyzчычкан

• Ladinneeded

• Laoqualifierlo

• Latgalianpele

• Latinqualifierla

• Latvianpele

• Lithuanianpelė

• Lower Sorbianmyš, myška

• Lugandaemmese

• LuxembourgishMaus

• Macedonianглушец

• Malayqualifierms

• Malayalamചുണ്ടെലി

• Malteseġurdien

• Manchuᠰᡳᠩᡤᡝᡵᡳ

• Manxlugh

• Maorikiore

• Marathiउंन्दिर

• Mazanderaniگل

• Mirandeserato

• Mongolianхулгана

• Nahuatlquimichin

• Navajonaʼatsʼǫǫsí

• Neapolitansorece

• Nepaliमुसो

• Newarineeded

• Normansouothis

• North Frisianmüs

• Northern Samineeded

• Norwegianmus

• Novialmause

• Occitanmirgaratuga

• Old Englishmūs

• Old Prussianpelē

• Oriyaମୂଷା

• Ossetianмыст

• Ottoman Turkishqualifierotaota

• Pashtoمږک

• Persianqualifierfa

• Polishmysz

• Portugueserato

• Punjabiਚੂਹਾ

• Quechuaukuca, ukuş

• Rajasthanineeded

• Romanianșoarece

• Romanschmieur

• Russianмышь

• Rwanda-Rundiumushushwe

• Samoanneeded

• Sanskritमूषः

• Sardiniantope, topi

• Scotsmoose

• Scottish gaelicluch

• Serbo-Croatian

• Siciliansurci

• Sindhiڪوئو

• Sinhaleseමීයා

• Skolt Samisä´ppli

• Slovakmyš

• Slovenemiš

• Somalijiir

• Sothotweba

• Spanishratón

• Swahilikipanya

• Swedishmus

• Tagalogqualifiertl

• Tajikqualifiertg

• Talyshморә

• Tamilசுண்டெலி

• Taoscìyúna

• Tatarтычкан

• Teluguqualifierte

• Thaiqualifierth

• Tibetanཙི་ཙི

• Tlingitkagaák

• Tok Pisinliklik rat

• Tonganneeded

• Tswananeeded

• Turkishfare

• Turkmensyçan

• Udmurtшыр

• Ukrainianми́ша

• Upper Sorbianmyš, myška

• Urduqualifierur

• Uyghurمائۇس

• Uzbeksichqon

• Venetiansorze

• Vietnamesequalifiervi

• Vilamovianmaojs

• Volapükmug

• Walloonsori

• Welshllygoden

• West frisianmûs

• Wolofjanax

• Xhosailifu

• Yakutкутуйах

• Yiddishמויז

• Yorubaèkúté, eliri

• Zazakimerre

• Zuluigundane

16.

• Englisha person who prepares food for a living

• Afrikaanskok

• Albaniankuzhinier

• Arabicطَبَّاخ

• Armenianխոհարար

• Asturiancocineru

• Azeriaşpaz

• Basquesukaldari

• Belarusianку́харпавары́ха

• Bengaliরাঁধুনি

• Bulgarianготвач

• Catalancuiner

• Chechenюургйийриг

• Chinese

• Czechkuchař

• Danishkok

• Dutchkok

• Esperantokuiristo

• Estoniankokk

• Ewenuɖala

• Faroesekokkur

• Finnishkokki, qualifierfi

• Frenchche, cuisinier

• Galiciancociñeiro

• Georgianმზარეული

• GermanKoch

• Greekμάγειρος

• Hebre טבחטבחית

• Hindiरसोइया

• Hungarianszakács

• Icelandickokkur

• Idokoquisto

• Indonesiankoki

• Italiancuoco

• Japanese調理師料理人コック

• Kazakhаспаз

• Khmerអ្នកដាំស្លអ្នកធ្វើបាយ

• Korean요리사

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzповар, ашпоз

• Laoພໍ່ຄົວຄົນຄົວກິນ

• Latincoquus, cocus, coctor

• Latvianpavārs

• Lithuaniankokas

• Low German

• Macedonianготвачготвачка

• Malaytukang masak

• Maltesekok

• Navajochʼiyáán ííłʼíní

• Normantchuîsinnyicouque

• North Frisian

• Norwegian

• Pali

• Persianآشپز

• Polishkucharz

• Portuguesecozinheiro

• Romanianbucătar

• Romanschcuschinar

• Russianпо́варкокстряпу́ха

• Scottish gaelicbruich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakkuchár

• Slovenekuhar

• Spanishcocinero

• Swahilimpishi, wapishi

• Swedishkock

• Tajikошпаз, таббох

• Tamilகூவியர்

• Tatarпешерче

• Teluguవంటమనిషి qualifier

• Thaiกุ๊กพ่อครัวแม่ครัว

• Tibetanམ་བྱན

• Turkishaşçı

• Turkmenaşpez

• Tuvanпаштанчы

• Ukrainianкуха́р

• Uzbekoshpaz

• Venetiancogo

• Vietnameseđầu bếp

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Welshcogydd

• 
  

• Englishto prepare (food) for eating

• Albaniangatuaj

• Arabicطَبَخَ

• Armenianեփել

• Belarusianгатава́цькуха́рыць

• Bretonkeginañ

• Bulgarianго́твя

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalancuinar

• Chinese

• Cornishkegina

• Czechvařit

• Danishlave mad, kokkerere

• Dutchkoken

• Esperantokuiri

• Eweɖa

• Faroesematgera

• Finnishkeittää, laittaa ruokaa, qualifierfi

• Frenchcuisiner

• Friuliancusinâ, cuei

• Galiciancociñar

• Georgianსაჭმლის მომზადება

• Germankochen, garen

• Greekμαγειρεύω, παρασκευάζω

• Greenlandicigavoq

• Hebre בישל

• Hindiपकाना

• Hungarianfőz

• Icelandicelda

• Idokoquar

• Italiancuocere

• Japanese料理

• Khmerស្លចំអិនដណ្ដាំ

• Korean요리하다

• Kurdish

• Laoຄົວກິນ

• Latincoquere

• Latvianvārīt, cept, gatavot

• Lithuanianvirti

• Low German

• Luxembourgishbrutschen, kachen

• Macedonianго́тви

• Malayalamപാകം ചെയ്യുന്നു

• Mongolianхоол хийх

• Navajoyishbéézh

• Ngazidja Comorianupiha

• Normancoutchi qualifier

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Yukaghirпан

• Norwegian

• Pashtoپخول

• Persianپختن

• Polishgotować

• Portuguesecozinhar

• Quechuayanuy, yanui, arui

• Romaniangăti

• Romanschcuschinar

• Russianгото́витьвари́ть

• Sanskritपचति

• Scottish gaelicbruich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Siciliancòciri

• Slovakvariť

• Slovenekuhati

• Spanishcocinar

• Swahilikupika

• Swedishlaga mat

• Tamilகுய்

• Teluguవండు

• Thaiปรุงอาหารประกอบอาหารหุงหาอาหาร

• Tibetanཁ་ལག་བཟོ་བ

• Tocharian Apäk-

• Tocharian Bpäk-

• Turkishpişirmek

• Tuvanдүлер, паштаар, белеткээр

• Ukrainianготува́тивари́ти

• Urduپکانا

• Venetiancòxer, cóxar, cósar

• Vietnamesenấu, nấu chín, nấu ăn

• Wallooncure, fé, coujhner

• Waray-Waraylu-to

• Welshcoginio

17.

• Englishlarge piece of machinery

• Finnishkone

• Frenchmatériel

• Hungarianberendezés, gépállomány, géppark

• Macedonianпостројка

• Portugueseaparelhagem

• Mandarincheck組裝

• Dutchchecksitecentrale

• Spanishcheckplanta

18.

• Englishthe act of catching a ball

• Bulgarianхващане

• Dutchopvangen, vangen

• Ewexe

• Finnishkoppi

• GermanFang

• Hebre תפיסה

• Italianpresa

• Japanese捕る

• Kurdish

• Marathiकॅच

• Portuguesepegar, apanhadura

• Russianпои́мка

• Swahilidaka

• Swedishfångst

• 
  

• Englishthe game of catching a ball

• Finnishkopittelu

• Japaneseキャッチボール

19.

• Englishtree of the genus Pinus

• Abkhazаԥса

• Afrikaansdenneboo

• Ainutotonup

• Albanianpishë

• Alemannic GermanKiifer

• Arabicصَنَوْبَر

• Aragonesepin

• Arinaja

• Armenianսոճի

• Aromanianchin

• Assameseসৰল

• Asturianpino, pinu

• Azerişa

• Baekje扶蘇

• Bashkirҡарағай

• Basquepinu

• Belarusianсасна́

• Blackfootpûqtokĭ

• Bretonpin

• Bulgarianбор

• Buryatнарhан qualifier

• Catalanpi

• Cebuanopino

• Central Mazahuatizhi

• Ch'orti'taʼah teʼ

• Chechenзез

• CherokeeᏃᏥ

• Cheyennešéstótó'e, hoóxe'e

• Chinese

• Chuvashхыр

• Classical Nahuatlocōcuahuitl

• Corsicanpinu

• Creekcule

• Czechborovice

• Danishfyr

• Dutchpijnboom

• Eastern Mariпӱнчӧ

• Emilianpin

• Erzyaпиче

• Esperantopinarbo

• Estonianmänd

• Extremaduranpinu

• Faroesefura, furuviður

• Finnishmänty

• Frenchpin

• Friulianpin

• Gagauzça

• Galicianpiñeiro

• Georgianფიჭვი

• GermanFöhre

• Greekπεύκο

• Haitian Creolepen

• Hebre אורן

• Hindiचिड़

• Hungarianfenyő

• Icelandicfura

• Ilocanosaleng

• Indonesiantusa, pinus

• Irishpéine

• Italianpino

• Japanese松ゴヨウ

• Javanesepinus

• Kalmykнарсн

• Kapampanganpino

• Karachay-Balkarнарат

• Karakalpakqarag'ay

• Kashubiansosna, chójka

• Kazakhқарағай

• Khakasхарағай

• Komi-Zyrianпожӧм

• Konkanipinh qualifier

• Korean솔

• Kumykнарат

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzкызыл карагай

• Ladinopino

• Latgalianprīds

• Latinpinus

• Latvianpriede

• Limburgishdenne

• Lithuanianpušis

• Low GermanFöhr

• LuxembourgishKifer

• Macedonianбор

• Malaypinus, pain

• Manxjuys

• Maoripaina

• Mi'kmaqguow

• Middle High Germanviehte

• Mohawkonēnta

• Mongolianнарс

• Nahuatlocotl, teocotl, āyauhcuahuitl

• Navajońdíshchííʼ

• Nepaliसल्ला

• Northern Samibeahci

• Norwegian

• Occitanpin

• Ojibwežingwāk

• Old Englishfurhwudu

• Old High Germanqualifiergoh

• Old Norsefura

• Ossetianqualifierosos

• Panamintwongkopin

• Pashtoنښترصنوبر

• Pennsylvania GermanBeintbaa

• Persianکاجناژونشک

• Piedmontesepin

• Polishsosna

• Portuguesepinheiro

• Punjabichíhl, chíl

• Quechuapinu

• Romagnolpin

• Romanibòroos

• Romanianpin

• Russianсосна́

• Samogitianpošis

• Sanskritसरला

• Saterland FrisianFjuurenboo

• Scotsfir

• Scottish gaelicgiuthas

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorқарағай

• Sichuan Yiꄮ

• Sicilianpigna

• Slovaksmreksosna

• Slovenebor

• Southern Altaiкарагай

• Southern Kalingaforfor

• Spanishpino

• Sundanesepines, tines

• Swahilimsonobari

• Swedishtall

• Tagalogpino

• Tajikсанавбар, коҷ

• Taoswę̀’énemą

• Tatarкос, нарат

• Thaiสน

• Tibetanཐང་ཤིང་།

• Turkishça

• Tuvanхады

• Ukrainianсосна́

• Upper Sorbianchójna

• Urduچلغوز

• Uzbekqaragʻay

• Venetianfirmpino

• Vietnamesethông (

• Welshpinwyddenpîn

• Yakutбэс

• Yiddishסאָסנע

20.

• Englishache or bodily suffering

• Abkhazахьаа

• Adygheузы, уз qualifier

• Afrikaanspyn

• Albaniandhembje

• Amharicጣረሞት

• Arabicأَلَم

• Armenianցավ

• Asturiandolor

• Azeriağrı, acı

• Bashkirауыртыу

• Basquemin

• Belarusianболь

• Bengaliব্যথা

• Bretonpoan

• Bulgarianбо́лка

• Burmeseဝေဒနာ

• Catalandolor

• Chechenлазар

• Chinese

• Chuvashырату

• Crimean Tatarağrı, accı

• Czechbolest

• Danishsmerte

• Dutchpijn

• Esperantodoloro

• Estonianvalu

• Faroesepínaverkur

• Finnishkipu, kärsimys, särky, tuska, piina

• Frenchdouleur

• Friuliandolôr

• Gagauzaarı

• Galiciandor

• Georgianტკივილი

• GermanSchmerz

• Greekπόνος

• Greenlandicanniaat

• Guaranírasy, tasy

• Gujaratiપીડા

• Hawaiianʻeha

• Hebre כְּאֵב

• Hindiदर्द

• Hungarianfájdalo, kín

• Icelandicsársauki

• Idodoloro

• Indonesiansakit, nyeri

• Irishpian

• Istriotdulur

• Italiandolore

• Japanese痛み苦痛

• Kannadaನೋವು, ಬೇನೆ

• Kashubianbòlesc

• Kazakhауру, жара, сыздау

• Khmerជំហឺការឈឺចាប់

• Komi-Permyakвисьӧм

• Korean아픔고통

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzоору

• Ladinodolor

• Laoຄວາມເຈັບ

• Latgaliansuope

• Latindolor

• Latviansāpes

• Lithuanianskausmasgėla

• Lojbancortu

• Low German

• LuxembourgishPéng

• Macedonianболка

• Malaysakit

• Malayalamവേദന

• Malteseuġigħ

• Maorimamae

• Mongolianөвчин

• Navajodiniih

• Neapolitandulore

• Ngazidja Comorianndroso

• Norwegian

• Occitandolor

• Old church slavonicболь

• Old East Slavicболь

• Old Portuguesedoor

• Old Provençalpena

• Ossetianрыст, рис

• Persianدرد

• Pitjantjatjarapika

• Polishból

• Portuguesedor

• Quechuananay

• Romaniandurere

• Romanschdolur

• Russianболь

• Sanskritपीडा

• Saterland FrisianKwoal

• Scottish gaelicpian

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianduluri

• Sinhaleseවේදනාව

• Slovakbolesť

• Slovenebolečina

• Slovincianbȯ́u̯l

• Sorbian

• Spanishdolor

• Swahiliumwa

• Swedishsmärta

• Tagalogsakit, pananakit

• Tajikдард‍

• Talyshcheckداژ

• Tamilவலிநோவு

• Tatarачы, авырту, сызлау, авырту

• Teluguనొప్పి

• Thaiความเจ็บ

• Tibetanཟུག

• Tigrinyaቃንዛ

• Turkishacı, ağrı

• Turkmenajy, agyry

• Tuvanаарыг, аарышкылыы

• Ukrainianбіль

• Urduدرد

• Uyghurئاغرىق

• Uzbekogʻriq

• Venetiandolor, dołor

• Vietnameseđau, đau đớn

• Welshpoendolur

• Wolofmetit

• Yiddishשמערץפּײַן

• Yucatec Mayak'iina

• 
  

• Englishsuffering or anguish, especially mental

• Armenianցավ, տանջանք

• Catalanpena

• Chinese

• Czechbolest

• Dutchpijn

• Frenchdouleur

• GermanSchmerz

• Greekπόνος

• Japanese痛み苦痛

• Kurdish

• Latindolor

• Norwegianpine

• Portuguesedor

• Romaniansuferințădurere

• Russianбольму́ка

• Sanskritदुःख

• Slovenebolečina

• Spanishpena

• Swahilimaumivi, umwa

• Swedishsmärta

• Tagaloghinanakit

• Tibetanསྡུག་བསྔལ་བརྒྱད།

• Turkishacı, dert, keder

• Vietnamesekhổ

• Yiddishליידאַנגסטנאָכוויי

21.

• Englishlacking experience, wisdom, or judgement

• Arabicسَاذَج

• Armenianմիամիտ, պարզամիտ

• Bulgarianнаивен

• Catalaningenu

• Chinese

• Cornishanfel

• Czechnaivní

• Danishnaiv, enfoldig

• Dutchnaïe, tegen beter weten in

• Esperantonaiva

• Finnishnaiivi

• Frenchnaïf

• Galicianinxenuo

• Georgianგულუბრყვილო, მიამიტი

• Germanunbefangen, naiv, blauäugig

• Greekαφελής

• Hebre נָאִיבִי

• Hungariannaiv

• Idonaiva

• Indonesiannai

• Italianingenuo

• Japanese無邪気

• Korean순진한박직한

• Laoໄຮ້ດຽງສາ

• Latincredulus, simplex

• Luxembourgishnaiv

• Macedonianнаивен

• Maoritūpatokore

• Norwegiannaiv, godtroende

• Persianساده لوحببو

• Polishnaiwny

• Portugueseingênuo

• Russianнаи́вный

• Scottish gaelicsoineannta

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishcándido, ingenuo

• Swedishnaiv, blåögd, oskyldig

• Turkishsa, nai

• Vietnamesengờ nghệch, khờ dại, ngây thơ

• Yiddishתּמימותדיק

22.

• Englishbeard at the center of the chin

• Arabicعُثْنُون

• Bulgarianкозя брадичка

• Chinese

• Czechbradka

• Danishfipskæg

• Dutchkinbaardje

• Esperantokaprobarbo

• Estoniankitsehabe

• Finnishpukinparta

• Frenchbarbiche

• Georgianთხაწვერა

• GermanSpitzbartZiegenbart

• Hebre needed

• Hungariankecskeszakáll

• Icelandichökutoppur

• Idomentonobarbo

• Irishmeigeallcaibín féasóige

• Italianpizzo

• Japanese山羊髭

• Korean염소 수염

• Latviankazbārdiņa

• Macedonianшилесто брадиче

• Maorihurukauae

• Normanbarbiche

• Norwegianneeded

• Polishkozia bródka

• Portuguesecavanhaque

• Romanianneeded

• Russianкозли́ная боро́дкаэспаньо́лка

• Slovakbriadka

• Slovenekózja brádica

• Spanishperillachiva

• Swedishbockskägg

• Turkishkeçi sakalı

• Yiddishציגן־בערדל

23.

• Englishoven using microwave energy

• Afrikaansmikrogolfoond

• Albanianmikrovalë

• Arabicمَيْكْرُووَيْففُرْن كَهْرُومَغْنَاطِيسِيّ

• Armenianմիկրոալիքային վառարան

• Azerimikrodalğalı soba

• Belarusianмікрахва́левая печмікрахва́леўка

• Bulgarianмикровълно́ва фу́рна

• Burmeseမိုက်ခရိုဝေ့မီးဖို

• Catalanforn de microones

• Chinese

• Czechmikrovlnná trouba

• Danishmikrobølgeovn

• Dutchmagnetronmagnetronovenmicrogolf

• Estonianmikrolaineahi

• Finnishmikroaaltouuni

• Frenchfour à micro-ondes

• Georgianმიკროტალღური ღუმელი

• GermanMikrowellenherdMikrowellenofen

• Greekφούρνος μικροκυμάτων

• Hebre מִיקְרוֹגַל

• Hungarianmikrohullámú sütő, mikró

• Icelandicörbylgjuofn

• Indonesianoven gelombang mikro

• Irishoigheann micreathonnach

• Italianforno a microonde

• Japanese電子レンジレンジ

• Kazakhмикротолқынды пеш

• Korean전자레인지

• Latvianmikroviļņu krāsns

• Lithuanianmikrobangų krosnelė

• Macedonianмикробра́нова пе́чка

• Malayketuhar gelombang mikro

• Maoriumu tira

• Mongolianбогино долгионы зуух

• Navajobee naʼniildóhó

• Norwegian

• Persianتندپز

• Polishkuchenka mikrofalowa

• Portugueseforno de microondas

• Romaniancuptor cu microunde

• Russianмикроволно́вая печь

• Scottish gaelicàmhainn meanbh-thonnach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakmikrovlnná rúra

• Slovenemikrovalovna pečica

• Spanishhorno de microondas

• Swedishmikrovågsugn

• Tajikмикромавҷӣ

• Thaiเตาอบไมโครเวฟ

• Turkishmikrodalga fırın

• Ukrainianмікрохвильо́ва пічмікрохвильо́вка

• Uzbekmikrotoʻlqinli pech

• Vietnameselò vi ba, lò vi sóng

• Welshpopty microdon, popty meicrodon, popty ping

24.

• Englishextreme pain

• Arabicتَعْذِيب

• Armenianչարչարանք

• Catalanturment

• Chinese

• Czechutrpení, mučenítrýzeň

• Dalmatiantormiant

• Danishsmerte

• Dutchkwelling

• Esperantoturmento

• Estonianpiin

• Finnishpiina, tuska

• Frenchtourment

• Friuliantorment

• GermanQual

• Greekμαρτύριο

• Hungariankín

• Icelandickvöl

• Idotormento

• Indonesianazab, keazaban

• Italiancrucciotarlo

• Japanese苦痛

• Korean고통

• Latincruciatus

• Latvianmokas

• Lithuaniankančia

• Norwegianpine, kval, lidelse

• Persianعذابشکنجه

• Polishmęka, udręka

• Portuguesetormento

• Romanianchinzbucium

• Russianмуче́ние

• Sardiniantormentu, turmentu, trumentu, tromentu

• Slovakutrpenie

• Slovenemuka

• Spanishtormento

• Swedishplåga, pina, kval

• Turkishşiddetli acı, azap

• 
  

• Englishto cause severe suffering

• Arabicعَزَّبَ

• Catalanturmentar

• Czechtrýznit, soužit

• Dutchkwellen

• Esperantoturmenti

• Finnishpiinata

• Frenchtourmenter

• Germanquälen

• Idotenaliagar, tormentar

• Indonesianmenghantui, mengazab

• Irishcráigh

• Italiantormentare

• Japanese苦しめる苛む

• Lithuaniankankinti

• Maoriwhakatīwheta

• Polishmęczyć, nękać, trapić

• Portuguesejudiar, maltratar, atormentar

• Romanianchinui, tortura

• Russianму́чить, истяза́ть

• Slovenemučiti

• Spanishatormentar

• Swahilitesa

• Swedishplåga, pina

• Turkishacı çektirmek, çile çektirmek

25.

• Englishlight roofed structure used as a shelter in a public place

• Arabicجناح

• Dutchpaviljoen

• Finnishpaviljonki

• Frenchpavillon

• GermanPavillon

• Greekπερίπτερο g

• Hungarianpavilon

• Idopaviliono

• Irishpailliún

• Japanese東屋

• Khmerសាលាសំណាក់

• Norwegian

• Portuguesepavilhão

• Russianпавильо́н

26.

• Englishparticipants in a two-way friendship

• Arabicأَصْدِقَاء

• Belarusianсябры

• Chinese

• Dutchvrienden

• Esperantoamikoj, amikinoj

• Finnishystävät

• Frenchamis

• GermanFreunde, Freundinnen

• Greekφίλοι

• Hebre חברים

• Igboọyi

• Italianamici, amice

• Japanese友人

• Korean친구

• Polishprzyjaciele

• Portugueseamigos, amigas

• Russianдрузья́

• Spanishamigos, amigas

27.

• Englishextreme pain

• Armenianneeded

• Bulgarianмъчение, страдание, терзание

• Chinese

• Dutchdoodsangstdoodsstrijd

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishkärsimys, tuska

• Frenchangoisse de la mort, affres de la mort, calvaire, croix

• Georgianneeded

• GermanKreuz, Agonie, Todesangst

• Greekοδύνηαγωνίαμαρτύριο

• Hungarianaggodalo, gyötrele, gyötrődés, kín

• Irishpianpháis

• Italianangoscia, agonia, calvario, croce, ambascia

• Japaneseneeded

• Khmerneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Manxard-ghuinn

• Maoriauētanga, kohuki qualifier

• Mongolianneeded

• Persianغم

• Polishcierpienie

• Portugueseagonia

• Romanianagonie

• Russianму́кастрада́ние

• Sardinian

• Sassareseiscancagòri

• Serbo-Croatianagonija

• Spanishangustia, congoja

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• 
  

• Englishcause to suffer pain

• Bulgarianизмъчвам

• Dutchmartelen

• Greekπονώ

• Italianaddolorare

• Portugueseangustiar

• Romanianchinui

• Russianму́чить

• Spanishangustiar

28.

• Englishlight roofed structure used as a shelter in a public place

• Arabicجناح

• Dutchpaviljoen

• Finnishpaviljonki

• Frenchpavillon

• GermanPavillon

• Greekπερίπτερο

• Hungarianpavilon

• Idopaviliono

• Irishpailliún

• Japanese東屋

• Khmerសាលាសំណាក់

• Norwegian

• Portuguesepavilhão

• Russianпавильо́н

29.

• Englisha painful or trying experience

• Dutchkwelling

• Finnishkoettelemus

• Frenchépreuve

• Georgianგანსაცდელი

• GermanTortur

• Greekδοκιμασία

• Hungarianmegpróbáltatás, kálvária, tortúra

• Italiancalvario

• Japanese苦杯

• Macedonianпремреже

• Norwegianprøvelse

• Portuguesecalvário

• Romaniancalvar

• Russianсуровый

• Spanishcalvario

• Swedishpärs

• Turkishçile

30.

• Englishwithout a chin

• Esperantosenmentona

• Manxneusmegginagh

• Portuguesedesqueixado

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